four feet of width puts this firmly in standing-room territory, which the single potted tree seems to understand. a direct living connection saves it from irrelevance, and the west-facing city views deliver a decent sunset consolation. room for two people who like each other, or one person who doesn't.

glass railings, south and west light, midtown skyline filling the frame. the view is doing a lot of work here because the width is not. four feet is standing room, two chairs if you're optimistic, a proper dinner party if you're delusional. a direct living terrace with solo morning coffee potential and not much else.

direct living at 360 square feet with no width data, which usually means someone forgot to measure or didn't want you to know. the neighbor sightlines suggest this terrace lives in conversation with its surroundings, for better or worse. functional space, social only if you don't mind an audience.

if the only terrace for this home was the wrap-around, it would already be exceptional, as it is almost 10 feet wide everywhere. however, the north terrace adds a level of practicality that is almost never seen in this building style.

to narrow to have any practical use and the fact the windows are made opaque suggests the view is also not worthy, but that is a missed opportunity as that makes it perfect for planting to control your views

long but narrow, with limited practical use